By NBC News
Turns out, bigger can be badder: Many products claiming to enlarge men’s genitals are deceptive and potentially even deadly, according to federal experts and doctors.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seeking to curb what it calls “an emerging trend,” has issued 20 public notifications this year concerning 20 “tainted” Internet products with names like Weekend Warrior and O.M.G. that promise male “sexual enhancement.”
Yet months after the FDA warnings, some of these supplements are being sold on mainstream retail websites…
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